Boy Pushing Delivery Cart Bank

Ferdnand Martin, France, hand painted tin delivery boy depicted pushing cart, wears cloth jacket, great clockwork action. 12" x 13".

Tin Wind-Up Toys - 1) Girard Farmer Boy Walking Toy, boy pushing cart with good decals, manufractured by Woods Mechanical Toys, decal on front of cart marked Girard Model Works, New York, No. 8, Made

Wooden Fisher Price Pull Toy #140 Boy Pushing Cart

Hummel, Harvest Time. Backstamp reads "M I Hummel, Hum 2190 Limited Edition No. 147 of 1000" Piece consists of a goose, a girl walking and a boy pushing a cart with grain, apples and another boy in th

Spain, 20th century. Four Lladro figurines, including a donkey, girl with a hat, polar bear, angel, and boy pushing a hay cart. Largest measures 8 x 9 inches; overall good condition.

German tin windup Delivery Boy with Cart. All original and in very nice condition. Windup works. 7" Excellent

182. VICTOR BONNET LE PETIT LIVREUR | c. 1911 "Le Petit Livreur," as wind-up cart rolls forward the delivery boy sways his body as he seemingly runs behind his cart. | 8.5" l. | Toy needs a good clean

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin motor-cart with driver. Functions properly. 6"h., 9.75"l., 4.5"d.

The lot includes an early hand painted cast iron Beer Delivery cart with two charioteers, eight Clydesdale horses and beer barrels in the cart, a True Value Hardware horse drawn wagon coin bank, circa

With Delivery Boy. 3 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

51. BOXED VICTOR BONNET LE PETIT LIVREUR | c. 1911 "Le Petit Livreur," wind up delivery boy sways his body and runs behind his cart. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 8" l. | Tears to corners of b

Hummel, Winter Days. This piece consists of the boy from "Ride Into Christmas" pushing the girl from "Christmas Delivery" on a sled. Backstamp "First Issue 2004". Hummel measures approx. 6 1/2" tall.

J. & E. Stevens Bad Accident mechanical bank in excellent condition with original boy. Top of cart professionally repaired. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 6 - 1/2" x 10" x 3 - 1/2".

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, a Bad Accident mechanical bank in fair to good condition with boy and brush replaced, cart is a bronze replacement and works fine; second, a Chief Big Moon mechan

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1890's. Overall in good condition, however, the yellow cart is repainted and the boy figure is a modern replacement.

DESCRIPTION: "BAD ACCIDENT" cast iron mechanical bank manufactured by J & E Stevens depicting a man on cart driven by donkey and young boy. Young boy as lever is functional as you push him forward, ma

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Place your coin on the cart. Press the lever and the boy will jump from behind the bush, scaring the donkey. The donkey jumps to his hind legs,

J. & E. StevensCromwell, CT - 1888When the bank is activated, a little boy emerges from behind the bulrushes, frightening the mule and thereby toppling the cart backwards. In so doing, the coin has be

Place a coin at the feet of the driver and press the lever. As the boy comes out from behind the bush the donkey rears up causing the cart to tilt up and the coin falls into the trap. (JY). (Very Good

Place a coin at the base of the drivers feet. Pull the lever and the mule kicks up as a boy comes out from behind the bush. The cart goes up and the coin is deposited in the bank. Original trap. (JY).

Lot of two mechanical banks. First is a Bad Accident mechanical bank in very good condition with original trap, boy, brush, works well and no damage to cart, but with one wheel cracked. Second is a 'S

1069. BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens bank, circa 1891, press the lever and a small boy jumps into the road frightening the donkey, causing him to rear and throw the cart and driver bac

Place a coin under the feet of the driver and press the lever. The boy jumps onto the road, frightening the donkey. As he rears, the cart and driver are thrown backward. The coin then falls into the b

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1888. A farmer foolishly eats a slice of melon while driving his cart to the market. When a small boy suddenly emerges from behind the fo